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*The Catachan Captain is the "Devil" — the front-line knife-master who leads the Regiment from the point of the ambush, not the rear of a staff column. He deploys hidden with his warriors, springs the trap in person, and carves through soft targets with a relic devil's-claw before the enemy has registered the reveal. Two Attacks off a strong statline and a refractor field keep him alive at the killing range where Catachan fights, and his Orders bend the whole gang toward the close assault.* **Special Rules** - **Voice of Command (two Orders):** at the start of the round this fighter may issue up to two Orders to friendly fighters within its command range, driving the ambush and the charge — the Devil's roar carried down the line. - **Born of the Jungle:** this fighter may set up hidden, and its Catachan fighting knife or devil's-claw re-rolls a failed Wound against a target of Toughness 3 or less. - **Expendable & Disciplined:** its resilience is discipline, cover and terrain rather than a hardened body — a mortal soldier who wins by being unseen and by holding the men around him steady.

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*The Catachan Sergeant is the junior "Devil" — the ambush-leader who takes a knot of the gang into the terrain and springs it. He carries a single Order and a devil's-claw or chainsword, leading the knife line from the front rather than directing it from cover. Where the Captain shapes the whole battle, the Sergeant delivers the local kill: hidden, close, and over before the enemy finds the range.* **Special Rules** - **Voice of Command (one Order):** at the start of the round this fighter may issue one Order to a friendly fighter within its command range — most often "Fix Bayonets!" or "Ambush!". - **Born of the Jungle:** this fighter may set up hidden, and its Catachan fighting knife or devil's-claw re-rolls a failed Wound against a target of Toughness 3 or less. - **Expendable & Disciplined:** its steadiness is drill and the chain of command, not a super-body; it wins from cover and by keeping the fighters around it in the fight.

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*The Commissar is the Imperium's discipline made flesh — bolt pistol, power sword, and a refractor field, standing at the shoulder of fighters who might otherwise waver. On Catachan he is the rarest of sights: these veterans are the steadiest men in the Guard, and lean on his pistol least of any Regiment. When he is present, though, nothing in his shadow breaks.* **Special Rules** - **Aura of Discipline:** friendly fighters within 6" of this fighter automatically pass Nerve tests; and once per round it may Summary Execute a broken fighter within range to steady the rest. - **Expendable & Disciplined:** a mortal officer whose armour is a refractor field and whose real strength is the resolve he lends the line, not a hardened body.

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*The Demolitions Expert is the Regiment's sapper — the fighter who cracks a dug-in position from the inside and denies whole stretches of ground with seeded charges. He sets up hidden with the rest, works his way to the wall, and brings it down. A shotgun and a special weapon cover the breach; a toxic-bog charge and trapper's snares are the craft that makes him worth his slot.* **Special Rules** - **Born of the Jungle:** this fighter may set up hidden, working unseen to the charge before it acts or is revealed. - **Expendable & Disciplined:** a mortal specialist held in the line by drill; his edge is the demolition and the trap, not a durable body.

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*The Regimental Medic keeps the knife line in the fight — a specialist with a narthecium who drags a downed Catachan back to his feet and steadies the men around him against the worst of their wounds. He carries little beyond a laspistol and his tools; his value is the fighters he returns to the ambush, battle after battle.* **Special Rules** - **Expendable & Disciplined:** a mortal specialist, armoured in flak and drill; his edge is the aid he gives, not a hardened body — his narthecium grants a Feel No Pain 6+ aura and improves post-battle Recovery for the gang.

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*The Catachan Jungle Fighter is the leaned heart of the Regiment — a hard, knife-armed veteran who deploys hidden, waits, and kills at arm's length. He is no green levy: the death world kills those before muster, so even the bulk of the line is a soldier who has already survived more than most Guardsmen will ever face. Fighting knife and lasgun, a camo cloak, and the patience to use them make him the trap the enemy walks into.* **Special Rules** - **Born of the Jungle:** this fighter may set up hidden, and its Catachan fighting knife re-rolls a failed Wound against a target of Toughness 3 or less. - **Expendable & Disciplined:** a mortal but hardened body, held in the line by drill and terrain; it wins unseen and at the knife's length, not by soaking fire.

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*The Special-Weapons Trooper is the ambush's close-range punch — a Jungle Fighter handed a flamer or meltagun and pointed at the breach. Catachan leans its special weapon to the short kill rather than the long shot: the trooper deploys with the line, closes under cover, and looses a weapon that ends a knot of the enemy or opens a bunker in a single reveal.* **Special Rules** - **Expendable & Disciplined:** a mortal soldier held in the fight by drill and cover; its worth is the one devastating weapon it carries, not a durable body.

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*The Heavy-Weapons Team is Catachan's firebase from the hide — a two-crew platform serving a heavy bolter or autocannon from a concealed position the enemy never scouted. It is slow and it is fragile, but it does not need to move: it fires from cover into a foe committed against the ambush, tearing at him from an angle he did not know was covered.* **Special Rules** - **Expendable & Disciplined:** a mortal crew whose survival is the hide, the cover, and the officer telling it where to fire — numbers and position, not a hardened body.

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*The Whiteshield is the rare green Catachan — a raw recruit still learning the hide, thrown into the line to bulk it out cheaply while the veterans do the killing. A lasgun, a fighting knife, and a scrap of light flak are all he carries. Most do not last; the ones who do become Jungle Fighters, having learned the jungle's one lesson at the sharp end.* **Special Rules** - **Born of the Jungle:** this fighter may set up hidden, learning the ambush from cover before it has earned a Devil's blade. - **Expendable & Disciplined:** the cheapest body in the gang, held in the line by the officers above it — a knife still learning the dark.

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*The Ogryn is Catachan's abhuman heavy — a slab of muscle at Toughness 5 and three Wounds, jungle-broken and turned loose with a ripper-gun. Where the rest of the Regiment fights unseen, the Ogryn is the anvil that takes a blow and hands back three, anchoring the line while the knives do their work in the dark. It is slow to reason and slower to fall.* **Special Rules** - **Expendable & Disciplined:** the exception that proves the rule — a rare hardened body among mortal men, though it too holds only while an officer points it at the enemy.

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